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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
WHAT IS GOING On TO-DAY.

Republican primary elections, 70 p. N.
Board or Stree. openings, City HAL, m. y.S,,
Railroad managers meeting Commissioner FINK .
onico. - $780,
Committee of United Labor party. Cooper Union'
p
st. Johns Guild excursion for the poor ~
Assocs, ed Pont OF the Territorial Days OF Caior-
MIA anniversary, oen IsldnL -
Dedication OF Mt Sinai SYNAGOGUE No. ITO East one
hund anu twenty afth-st., T. IN.
Cincinnati NJ etropolltan baseball match, St George,
S. l., p m.
Meeting OF the Police Board
Music In Battery Park 10y U9;h Regiment band, p m
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BROOKLYN.

decreo OF absolute divorce was granted yesterday
10 Mrs Dora IIor from samuel HOn, who left her
last year. No defence was put In
Tho Bedford Bank, which vas recently established
at Bedford ave and Full on-st., has pur hased new
building at Hasey at and Bedford ave-, and VIII re-
TO IL before November.
VII lam Baxter, of No. 81 Taylor-st., rescued his
eighteenth person from drowning on Wednesday. lie
saw John Carroll, age Twelve, OF No. SO Ciymer-st,
fall into tho WalabOut Basin and sprang In after him
Jay C. wemple, ago stxy one window shade dea.er
at Nos. G37 aud $50 broadway, New-lork,, died ON
Wednesday his homo, No 1913 Washington Park
lie was a successful business man for many years.
Colonel Gaylor of the 47th Regiment, has accepted
tho invitation of AdIutant General Porter 10 command
tho regiment composed of tho ten bet separate COM
panles OF the National Guard of the State which VIII
take part In the of tho signing OF the Com
stitutlUn In Philadelphia next week Ills stan VIII
accompany HIM
Mrs. David NJ. Stone, wife OF the Editor OF Tho
journal Of Commerce." l. seriously Ill at her home
No 49, Franhl. nave She ha- been an Invalid for
some time but her ply fears serious results
al present Mrs. stOno l. widely known In connection
with charitable work
A. C. Evangeldcs, the secretary Of tho Civil Service
Commission, N a native of Greece Yesterday no
received letter from a friend In his native country
enclosing a Confederate bank note for $50 for which
no had given gold to an American acquaintance who
need, d money Of the country. lie "ahteu Hr' Evan
gelidcs to eApend II Ia books
In the ab cnce OF Major Alderman, now in command
Of the 18th Reg ment who goes to Europe melt week.
Captain W. L. WATSON, Of Company u, VIII prooaoy DC
,gned To the duty of commanding he regiment
A new colonl TO succeed Colonel Fackner VII not be
chosen before November.
W D. Smith, OF Jefferson ave, who created a cOmm0-
ton In his home when he found his wife entertaining
two young few weeks ago has returned 70 his
homo and q reconciliation has been erected.
Tho nremen who failed to get the Board OF Estimate
IN increase their pay have taken steps TO have an
act drafted TO be submitted tho Legis AZURE com
a. ling The board 70 make the which 1t was
empowered ~ do last year
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK......TH THU RsDAY. SEPT. g. 1887


PORT OF NEw.YoRK......THURs DAY. SEPT g. 1887
ARRIVED.
steamer Bayley tBr Child Yokohama June r. Kobe July
SAID H. Gibraltar g. with mso aud passengers to Carter
2S with sanderson Son. Arrived at the Bar al
Steamer Noorland B.s Siekels AStwsrp Aug a. With
at, at the Bar at i14o c,.- DATA,
NSftoH Nth IN aSss and to
sses % Fsr Lssssn IS days with
md.e to order: vessel 70 Lawrence. Ole, { Go.
to Brown 'i Bro. & Co, vessel Loaycran & Co.
sUNsEr-At saady Hoos wIal light N"' clear. Al
CITY Islsst wind light NV clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer Mursl Brl Locke Trinidad Aug IS. Barb.does
70 81 Lsc. NrHt1a' ami s@s. ana Sas,snssr. 10
outcrOridge & co. Arrived at the Bar At llt'pm
CLEARED
Steamer Crystal Br stannard Leith-smpson. Spence
steamer Nymphga tbr,. nOrsaed BareolOna-JOsn Sea-
Steamer Advance tBrl. Wood. Bnboa-Funch. Edvs Co.
Steamer CITY Alexandria REYNOLDS Havana-F AIe1an'
STEAMER New York Mason New.Orleans-J Van Sickle.
Steamer CarvneeL Evans. Key west-C Mallory q Co.
Steamer CITY Of Augusta. Catharne. savannAh-henry
steamer Roanoke Couch Norfolk, City Point and Rich
Steamer Richmond Boal Newport News and wss Point
Steamer General whitney: Rcarsc gost9nIW I, DmCct
BARK Rsbecca Cro~eI, Taylor Wellington and AucSlaud
Bars iSomAs Kelor tBr,, Thomson. Manufactured.
Bars Noon. Wolfe. ,ette-Kenneiy x Moon
Rack America. Armstrong Bridgetown. Baroadoes-H
Truw bridges sons
BsrS Maria Luisia Utah savarese Perth Amboy-Funch.
Brg leHca (Br) Murchison, Parahyba. Brazil-R Bor
land. ,,.,
steamers Ganina, for London State Of Pennsylvania,
Gla,xow aeiert, Hamburgi Waesland. Antwerp Ayesa.
Port su Prince City Alexandra, Havana Roanoke. Rich
snip Hiiee IUr hamUnrs LYDIA koaod New Orleans
Bargs Nuovo Stella. Tor Penang Fortuna, Oporto
Big Cora Green. for -
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON Sept S-Arrvsd steamer Saale tGor) Rich
ter 81 on her way 10 Bremen land pro-
rtl. N, o.
per IRON New.York Aux %.
siElLDs sept s-Salled steamer Amy Doa tsrh ihomp
son, New YORK.
BRow HAD. sept Passed, steamer Jersey City (Br.
Uor or rom nr sto her To New-lOrk
swINEMUSDR sept 6-Arrived steamer Heka (Dan) Lauo
frou NewYork. -. -,
BARcgIoS1 Sept S-saed. steamer Arianbhan tBr). Ed
mouson. fer New-fork. 80. ~, ..,,.-,,
MrsIxi sept S-sasd steamer Glen Tanar tBr. Eason.
for Newton
AsrIxwALI Sept 5-ssled. steamer Newport. Lima for
New.York. ,,..... s......
from New. YORK wa Havana. . ,.-,.,.
from NewYork.
(For later Shipping Neps. u anu see FIN Page)
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ou,nonEy WHO NEED 4 sooIErYs CARE

The Investigations OF Coroner Rooney in hslLing an
inquest in the OF the sudden death OF an infant
child of MIRA. Mary Fitzpatrick, at No 81 imlay-sI.
Brooklyn reveals sad Of restitution In filthy
csar the woman and her threo children live and sleep,
and the dead body the babe rested broken wash
stand awaiting burial At the expense or tue county
fe sticks furniture all that the place contained
The floor bare ant damp but the
children played upon IT, Their father has gone 10 sea ~
CODY The society for tue Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Children will look the ana the mother will
wouid saw nothing regard 10 her means OF support
warrant for her arrest and that OF her husband was
Issued few weeks ago, but they escaped on techh
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powrIToN LAWN TENNIS CIun.

NEwBURG, sept (Speeidi).Ihe annual fall tourna-
Of the Powelton Tennis Club was continued at
BalmvllIe today. The ladies' singles second round
continued from yesterday resulted In the defeat Miss
May Williams by Miss NJ. A. Wilson, 80 81, CO.
In the third round Miss Minnie Heard defeated Miss
Helen Kerr, So, g.. Miss Sadie Steele ysnqushed
Miss NJ. A. Wilson, Ga, GO In the nrst gcnte
". Banks, 81 Go Edward r. J. Msliof defea. cd
frank W. CASSIDY, SO, rs. Joel A. Ieadey lr.,
vanqushed ). Is. Rogers, GO, Ga, and f. Mitchell
defeated H. 4. Jones, 81, e. Chanecy Kerr obtained
a victory over J. ii. burton by default.
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CONTROLLER LOEW RAISING Salaries
Ias haa raised thu sarat Of several Of the

of his department Tho salaries follows
Clerk n Grant Marsh, 81 500: General Book keeperJ y
ett $1,000 First and cond Assistants Hoas and
O. Williams Fourth. Fith and SIKH Assist
ants c II Sticking J. D. Harms and stsrnr s. 900 snci;
Rock WE'LL 800 Copying Clerk NJ. Hayes ST. 400 Guy
Psymastst H. Iimner,nan, to00i Deputy auditor OF
Anys.L $4,000; Assistants 4. l. BrshsmIsad r. Wilson.
$1,000 Check Clerk r. j. Mcnamara 81 300 Regiser
o. Claims W. l. OAKLEY. 800 Assstant psenrsing Clerk
Paymasterr Clerk g. C1assen 7U0 Assissut r. ProI.
e5o0i assistant T. conkiipg 1880; Messenger W. X ?.
Van Pelt $780,
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NEVS FROM THE SUBURBS.

TIE ELOPED. RETURNED. AND WAS ARRESTED.
picb,rd Baney OF Bsilsvile, N j.. who disappeared
ort limo aso with Carrie Emmett and team OF horses
rom The stable Mr. La kin neiYhDor now angnshes 10
paterson ls They travelled with the team TOT "vera
dys until girl repenied and persuaded him to return
had reached Paterson when the arrest
was effected returned 10 her parents home and was
witt opcp when Mr. Larkn threatened To
have accomlce she left home, and s now
in hiding somewhere In this city.
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Earnei runs Brooklyn. 0: 81 Lou. First base
rors-BroosIyp. q St Lou. g. Left on bases-Brookhn.
8; St LOUIS 4 Total bas-hifs- BROOKLYN 5 ~ LOUIS
~. First ball--tileas,n oNeil Coui.Eey
2. stolen bases-VNei !. Coniskev l. struck
out-teoules l. Rnoun2 Doubls pl'ys-osa-on Robinson
and G. mis- 2 runs-Iathan |. Three-haso hts
-vsrtwo HI l. U'Nel l. Twobass hts-Tobinson !. Passed
Oas-Peoplss l. Umpire MI. Ferguson. 1lme-l:26
CITY the home beat the Syracuse club by
this score:
Jer-ey tIty........................03 0 o 20
" W W " ""
Earned runs-Jcrsey CITY 81 o. Bass htsjer
sey civ III syracuse ErrorsJrrseE ity l. Syrscn,s
Stlen bases-Jrr CITY SYRACUSE Bsses on b.ils
Jersey CITY. o; syracuse. 3. Iime-lio0 Umpire-ar
L msiry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
LOUD BOAS7ERS LAID LOW.
"rrMEsn MEN TAUGHT HOW TO PLAY BALL
BEATEN BIZ "THE TRIBUNE" NISE-METs DE-
YEATKD BY LOUISVILLE, BROOKLYN BY ST.

BEATEN BIZ "THE TRIBUNE" NISE-METs DE-
YEATxD BY LOUISVILLE, BROOKLYN BY ST.
LOUIS
There Il weeping and waiting in the ONCE Of The
TimesS The siayers forth 10 say and they were
themselves slain. About two months ago q baseball
team from The Times" reporting stan met team nom
THE Tribune stan ut the Polo Grounds, and by luke
for they were played Ut every point-won the game
nv the close score OF 10. Great was the JOY OF
The Times" men, and becoming suddenly anieted with
that disease known az tho big head, they filled the air
their own minds when challenged TO another game
bv the undismayed TRIBUNE players they readily accepted
and were loud in their claims Of how they would wipe
m the ground with the Tall Tower team
THE TRIBUNE smiled 10 themselves out SAID notn
ing. Yesterday morning tho game was played ~ inc
POLO Grounds With The Times" men 4 was only
question or How badly shall we beat themr THK
TsiBuSe men did look at things In quite that Light
they said little and grded themselves i9r ns Es1 ,
a. 10 0s9S Ss S PCmpS es Of Times
look place In the box, ana win SMILE Una, wSus
that would have put the ovolutons Of Wizard
shaw sent the ball over the plate me pegs
then and there 70 me pee aSa fe upon the bali with
fury that could not be resisted Hther and .hither
rar the P1 Ss pases fsn Tux buSr players finally
they and took the hed 70 rest themselves
not fahom the mysteries THE TRIBUNE twirers curves
in almost one, two three order Inning aIte
nnnaasa w ss t S IL H directions until the legs Of The
Times ready 70 drop on from WEAKNESS IL
Way that they could get heId when once they were
at sell out purposey, and accordingly ID
inning afte, they had pounded tho ball 70 9 6e
bunting balls " The Of Sy %sre Sad f a
place inning in the vain hope OF stemmng the
torrent which overwhelming them. But IL was all
uha aelFa
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Earned ruus-Metropoltaa Louisville First base on
errors-Meiropot /; Louisville Left on bsses-Mstro
pollian7 Lon-vlls Struck ont-Norkan Radford
u o. Brisn Hslbert 2 Mays Werrick /, Chamber ain
Base on bal.iIorsn Mack l. KERN, werriet J. Home
base hits-tIorhsrtt NAYS Collins l. stolen bases
r. % Buen !. Gerhsrit q Wolf l. HIT by piicher-Wo.
Wild pches-Chan b-tlain l. Passed balls-Cross Um.
Mr. Bauer 1me-l:j5
Nearly 1900 people Witnessed the gams AZ Washington
PARK Yesterday the Brooklyn and - Louis clnba
Tbs nouo pl could KINGS curves making
onIv three Jasehis during tho game Porter wa unor
tunate the seventh inning 10 make Will throw
the spectators Kissed him furousy and called loudly Tor
Teri. Tue
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JERSEY CITY.

Mayor Cleveland yesterday signed the resolution providing
for he ballot boxes ordered by An act OF
The last Legislature with view OF getting sembianco OF
honest elections.
GENDER psdler who committed 10 the city
pron IN default o 49, cut An artery 10 his arm yes
tedsy lie was weak from loss OF blood when
that recovery doubtful He was taken 10
the CITY Hospital.
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NETWORK CITY.

well known retail grocer sells watermelons by the
pound.
Justice Donohue, OF the Supreme Court, has ap
pointed Henry K Williams receiver Of the business
Of Colby Duncan Co., panoforte manufacturers, In
q SUIT begun against them by l. L. Williams.
An assignment was made yesterday Dy Percy A.
McGeorge, doing business at No. 123 Chambers-s1'
to Francis J. Worcester.
Visitors to tho city continue to flock to the pano
rama OF tho Mer. imac and Monitor naval battle at
Madsonave. and Fifty nnth-st and feel amply relaid
The NewYork Underground Railway Company yes
terday elected the following directors Edwmd au er-
BACH Richard Irwin. ., Henry Clews, John IL. DAVIS
Heman Clark, Origen Vandenburgh, David II. Bates
G. Francis Bates, William c. Behrens and Jonathan
H. Crane.
largo truck, heavily loaded with boxes OF canned
tomatoes broke down In front Of the Brooklyn Bridge
entrance yesterday about p. m, causing blockade
Of hoise-cars and trucks and attracting crowd Oh
peol 10, who blocked the entrance to the Bridge as
well the street until II was fOrceo TO move Oh
by the united efforts OF Bridge and street Iohcrme
Property-owners in westchester and New-York Pc
uuoned the Board OF Dock Commissioners yesterday
for the ro aoment OF the Ionoon bridge across the
Bronx River, which was recently removed by the
Board as a nuisance. hearing Will be given to all
int, rested In the matter at p. IN. on Thursday
Over 900 persons were turned away from Dock
stader's Theatre last night
The Sheridan Shook Association has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Edward T. Patterson, presiueht'
James Curnen first vice president; william Meyer
second vice-presdent; Frank Flagg third vcepres-
ldent: N Becker, treasurer; A. Muller financial sec.
rel ary Charles T.. Taylor, corresponding secretary
samuel Co,srbaIk sergeant at arms. The nstalla-
ton II officers will occur on september Fl.
John W. outwater, the expert accountant, with
corps Of assistants will be engaged for about TWO
weeks examining the books and accounts Of the staten
Island Rapid Transit Company. When no has made
Inf, report the Commissioners OF Accounts, the lat
ter will give hearing to all VITO may desire 10 tesuy
for and against the company.
The Rev. DR.. James White, Of the Third United
Prc-by terlan Church In ChambersSt. has accepted
call from Arkansas City, Kansas and Will go there
about october 1.
The pOlco last evening were asked to look for
Anlrew |. Manning, Of No. 172 Northumberland
Seventy fifth ST., VINO has been missing since Tues
day. lilo had a razor and revolver In his pocket
and Il l. thought that he may have committed sucluc
he had his little child with him.
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ALONG THE SOUND

BsrpeRroRr-vice PresiAent Reed Of the New.Yer.:
NswRavsn and Hartford kailreed deses snst pa ecrPs'y
Gsssrs Nathaniel Wheeler. D. N. Read and sumnes
have sssrtsd BY the New Court Hcuse ~:
structure adu Of the introduction Of me ciSs
Coroner Holrs decision the case OF joins Sfey u r.
10 that death resulted iron attack OF spepexy -
Bsrnum has Eiven strip Of land tweSynts the
Width OF seaside Park driveway extension - eishavs
recently Mira Polly Ford received written
from two Rachel stllwsgGon o.
l. l., who will DO ndrsd andtwe on %
and MIRA Bstsey Averill, ago Observation-Disclosures " Nov"
Preston, Com.
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIyAr1.

mn Avenue Hotel-Cbares Fairchid Secretary o. t1e
Treasury senator Warner Miller. OF HernnsL " ~
Ex-Governor Rufus Bnlocks. OF GeersA AMI o.
M Harry Lbbcy Of Virginia Nec YORK hseni..
McIape of st James Heidi enerson Chasa'
ier Of Wash gton Norton Hsuse-Ex Senator Loren ..
biyman Thsmas Mccarthy Of Syracuse and a. MniAra
Park Avenue Hote-EI Senator Ed"aru D. H'V'
o Ithaca
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the house Yesterday ssd reached the rarse4 s,asec ~
hin board tram for Newark tssTaa was eset Nev
Al 10 return the etd train search We 49,
thrsugh tran the child MD net 30 icuhd Tns
hande did not remember ssefns the child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

SEARS AND DWIGHT STILL CHAMPIONS.

1000 people tho grounds of the Orange Lawn
Tennis Club Station N j. yesterday
final ponsho double, OF tho United States
National Lawn nnis Association With the exception of
Livinsson Bsekn the tsst bnent the game.
played al for tho nrst prize and WAS anyOodys
game until Just at the hnish
second resulted In victories for sears anil Dwight
sscum and Taylor and when thsy came together In me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

Basehits-Tnbune 40; Times. Errors-IrOune
Times, 80 Umpire-Mr. Blank
The Metropolitan club beaten in the game against the
Iou,vjlle ub George yeterday NAYS Wild In
his pitching and effective al trying moments Chamber-
lair pitchrd In form throughout The Louisville
PLAYERS took the lead the 0peBinx inning by scoring
foIr runs To first on rallet balls AMI went 10
third on A twoIase Collins. Kerins sent TO
frs ou lied the full Browning made
hit "a scored but ColiLs out White fol.
lowed with hit and Krrns Aud Browning so"rsf Wild
throw by D. o. Fren White reach the home plate The
home PLAYERS aud beaten follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

DR.. s. T.. Whitman says: "Have found Di.
gestyn beneficial in severe cases OF dyspepsa At all
drug gsts 81 bottle or W. f. Kdder Co.. s3 John-st.
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NARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

rD-DAE
sunrsss SOL ssts 6l5 Moon rise 1921 Mosas ags- Il
HIGH WATER.
A.M-sandy HooK. / i:52 Gov. fsrd - Hell Gate ~
P.T-sandy II sex. - Gsv. Isrd OIL Nell Gate zoo
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l55 West 63d.st
Hours-sts H. 5toI Diseases Of tts Nervous Sysssh.
oenito- Urinary Organs. Inpotsncs ~ stsriliII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

Ing The isadsra ossea Bee. locked winner sss
from cost BrAsksnbridge persevereS VIZ sSsv
AID gssIisG up ~ the lsstjunD nsds asss sss' ."
shird slsnstA back
Byron Mocissnds Oh hsdsssna By WssscssSsrsdss
Peares. 8 re- 100 n....::-. Iasrncs)
Tfne-1:42 49,.
p..r.. "a .a.,ors a "a Ouseu Bees 70 - $685.,
1nesen y2s Que. s.. "a si7
RsSstoss was rst oH bot Queen esss
him and getting lead Of half CIT Snt ~ ssS
psssng Qneep Bsss at tho furieng won IN INC s'e''
msnnsr By three quarters OF length
svcoxn R.cx-GLEASgns' STAKES TwO-YEAR-oIDa
$50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. DIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

KENNEpY's HATS the best at the least money.
Derbys 81 90 81 35 So 90 SILK Rats 50 o. 81 80 So So
ST 80 hat 20 Cortlaudt-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
TENNIS on STATEN ISLAND.

The Staten Island Cricket and Baseball Clubs annual
tennis continued yesterday on tho
Living Business prevented many thoss on
playing and they defaued The round in the
and !tst ~ Ia will ia
played day arrival Of the 10 boat The score
sISGLEa
Second rouud-E. W. ooni beat J.. g. Wainwright 6-1
Walker beat r. j. j. Shrevrr 6-l 6- q. A. Willis bye
Third rousd-G. Wills Deat - Frothing am 90 "a
G. Wilson beat H. 81 q. Walker 60. l-8, Ga IL w,
Gould bye.
FIRST round-w. Conyneham and =. Conyngham beat c.
Bovd and D. PHI g. "a. B. Robinson and f. w Could
beat T. Pool aud partner BY default G. Wilson and "a ri
Brown beat r. p Bucklin aud plr,ner by default e. H.
OuierurIdge and H. Hill beat C. n. Baonr an partner by
lie aut ST o. Walker and q. A. Wills beat T. Ricn and
partner BY deianlt - rockingham and Cater beat j.
Rankin aud W. Donald by default. =.
>econd round-R 81 o. Walker and A. willis beat s.
and A. Cater "a. "a G. Wilson a. Hu "A
ter BLOWN l. IL. ouerbrdge and H. y. Hin 8-l ca
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NEWARK.
NEW.JERSEY.

bssn made by Postmaster Fcidler for
two additional mails between New ark and orange daIy
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TnEQ faLAND.

JAMAICA Clark RICHTER. who severely Injured :
ago while driving through Be port l. l. 9s ,h
thrown RON his carnage Wednesday niGhs e n
effects his Injuries He the general agent o. 1"'
Christtan At Work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

THE GIANTS FoRGErTING HOW TO BAT


Sept aN disn's pitching tho feature OF to-
day. Bosiun.NtwY game The vsors did not make
hit until the eighth inning when hit by Brown awaited
nothing y Othtr III, made by ard ~ the nhth
Was hk-w-e Al except OF Bostons hve runs
earned. The score was:
NewNork ..........................O U ID ID o-o
Runs GENERALIZATION l. Basehits- Boston, NewYork,
g. Errors Boston, 2 New.York, Two base hs-MofiU.
Ward. brown. 1hrocbaSe hi'-key, Johnson First base
kAils OIL sTToTs-Aewlor StrucS
oni-KeIIy, Hurnung Gillespie Keefe p Wild pitches
keefe Tine-l:3o. Umprs-Mr. Doeschtr.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
AnneuncsusatA

Bidder, Kidney, Mems Weaknesses and
Diseases prove unless tho afflicted remedies
given in the AsHAnKL MEDICAL book. Mailed free
Al 29l Broadway, Now.fork
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNT
SWEPT TWICE BY TERRIBLE GILES


NEW RocHELLE-Dr Maragliano died Of his nome
Northst on Wednesday, after . protractsd illnesa
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Betng win-Pasha % !, Tatter To JehnIe ~ %
TO Re fierce 10 Pilot TO Epieufe 10 u l.
Beverly 20 10 ].
Betting for pace-Pasha to Tattlcr even Jennie to
Pomona 10 neleree 10 Pilot to Epieuio 10 l.
Bevery StOl 40
ME B. $40 HE d Sill Mutuals pad $50 10.
pronpt ana made with Taiusr, Jennie b.
and Pomona Beverly led past the stand The favO
tito being lat Mclaughlin took Jennie out
at Tho and she led prs ticaly an
Pilot made squirt al mo
half and got his head in front but soon sno.ded.
avorite The lower turn WIN
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